Fake Rick Roll Link Generator

Instant custom Rick Rolls, generated on demand ✨

4,854,396 people Rick Rolled so far!

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Rick Astley Smiling in his Classic Rick Roll Video, Never Gonna Give You Up Rick Astley with a troll meme face, probably after he Rick Rolled someone

Troll your friends and coworkers with a secret Rick Roll link! This free fake Rick Roll link generator disguises your link as a news article, announcement or anything you want.

Works on iMessage, Facebook, Twitter, Slack, Discord and other sites that set link previews.

To get started, just fill out the form below. Use an image url for the image link so that it shows up in your link preview. eg: https://samplewebsite.com/image_link.jpeg

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Make your very own custom Rick Roll link:

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Ready-made Rick Roll links. Pick one, copy it, send it.

You won't believe this video πŸ˜‚ BREAKING: Scientists officially confirm aliens exist Real ghost caught on a doorbell camera last night πŸ‘» The Halloween costume stores pulled after ONE day πŸ‘€

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Fake Rick Roll link generator FAQ

What is a Rick Roll link generator?

A tool that makes a disguised link. You give it a fake title, description and image; chat apps show that preview, and whoever opens the link gets Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" instead.

How do I make a Rick Roll link?

Fill in the form above or pick a template, press Create Link, and copy the link you get. Paste it anywhere: iMessage, Discord, WhatsApp, Slack, Facebook, X or email.

Is the Rick Roll link generator free?

Yes. No signup, no limits, and links never expire. Each link also counts how many people you have Rick Rolled.

Can people tell it's a Rick Roll before they open it?

No. The link opens on boulderbugle.com, a plain news-looking domain, and the preview comes from your own title and image, so nothing gives the prank away.